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NASfEp 81 SoCxV LADY. 10 .RD n
w . Hrselr tanlly kelesssees exchanged.
Aaasess & 4 - = c@as telegram -ltaFsld issss
WANfkD ENEg4Rony wso NAN8s
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- W. y sad'cstk - eauk me- eFerg ho5s
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WANTED GOOD BOARD AND FffKNlsHkp
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ie.1sleA pf4fsis family T.fcleFrsa Aaassss
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s-ik e ssaza o9ss = Per eeeE. day bear o. Single
no.'s - a .ss1e; 9glei hopae assls aIisd -.
ht&f Aeafoe A., al ne wholesale hossses h n
defcis soencbas 1ad thsstes panlCulsl sltsr,
tlot EtNet - ioe oo<iort aud Naols ~ traukla atx
sle ne ifien'is q saldlss y ho case y tls lac
ho&-'o A. n sesas&n fFesrisiof.
uog = PER wxfK You can HAVE N.cK
+ foon and soed eo&rd Al = hEoad~sy. 1871
poAkD ~ TRE DAY or WEEK or MEAL
ID can ss ob1aiae1 o. krs. A. a. 6sfisuoid a 80.
40 1Alfo-sse- a. very fsxsosxbis rstoS. Sod
Fer -MsscesIaaeous
L'gE FAAaL-a tfRlV 1OIAO kOh>E AND
L lighs top buggy. Adoress 20 Nesl BFoad
way. A0
nRUG sTocg FIXTURES AND FURNITURE
IL IA bcsg locality of Lansing Tor sale ehs&p 4
q boa 90, lansing. kleh Iss
LoR skLk-sFvFRAL SECOND HAND BAR-
I Der shop drssang cases. a. Food a. new cheap
i9f cash Apply 10 John Lalone. sweets Hotel
Barber shop. a
NOR sALg-DFLIyERY WAGON AND HAR.
i Dess almost new. Address Walsh a spoon
~ Canal4sI fsi
L'Ok sALE-NOTlcE THIS. sOME or THE
best and most reliable buggies made ia the
eits al low figure. Also three good business
ois Tor sae- aud dwelling lols a. yey loN prices
Call al - Division ~ .o5
I'Ok sALE-AT so9 EAST FULTON-sT, A sTkfk-
4 "sy piano. rfice s2la. iaatf
CoR SALE ONE AULTMAN A TAYLOR
i steam threshsr complete nearly new viii sell
cheap for cash or exchange Tor Tesi estate o.
village proPoftg !. (. Bevlns Leroy Mlch.llsf
Money 10 Loan.
MONEY YES. HAVE II FoK YOU At
ll 3, q, Z, and per cent on frst-clsS security.
Mortgages negotiated City and farm pfopefty
Tor sale or exchange flge Insurance al lowest
raies. Ran rosd bonds wanted, d. A Johnston
No. Acanal-st. rooin ID. Grand apids. Julyls
IONEl TO LOAN 49, Al RFASONABLE
VI rate of interest N any amount Reai Esfate
Bought and Sold. All those wishing 20 purchase
o. sell real Esiste viii do well 10 can on Girdier
4 Whitman, Real kstste Brokers and loan
Agents, IS fearl.st a.dif
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom.
Thy beam eys. thy features fair2
What Sindlv hand on thee was laid
End9wing thee with beautv rare?
Twas not ever thus" the dame replied.
'0nce pale this face these features bold.
The Fsvoriis Prescription OF Dr. Pierce
Wr0uzat The w0ndrous change which you
behold
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

To the ordinary mind there is 10
great Distinction between a woodshed
AM 9Co4house. Bar a man IN Bing-
hamion. " Z has learned that there
n n aiHsssucs Of Just $500 IN the ex-.
penas. ia simply called a neighbor
named WoODaoUsE, Mr.. "WooDsHED
snd refused 10 stop it when requested,
brt tAe jury assessed him 600 dam
acee
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Tie Ne~ York World has obtained
sEd pobashsi rspl.ss from nearly Two
HUNDRED labor organizations relative 10
proposed political sellon. About one
third favor independent action 10 State
and local elections. and Abou. as many
favor gao nOmiostion Of Labor eaadi-
date for the Presidency. Tbs labor
slsn-ant IN New York politics is likely
10 maze matters mighty onsartin" IL
New York Ia lsSS
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oWNFns txD rE4LFRs fV HORSES VIII.
- isse neiiee. fhft lr , B7sdfo-5 lsse of
teilFase is = fEe 81 70 O. 70 ireas disesses
sEd zoos 81 gre hce f0raS ant col TRACTION
g .te rrof res fd wll8 the Ceeafste1 expa1e-
ne r-ei crrx end rlTei - 1Clef Tsfcr.ioss
Bsirg .l fDGr crgDes re refsvs - Bal A - A.
seTs Billy Hiisn Fterc1s Lsve-y -tsbT ~
Raud 4 hoaf. ofaes 81 csides-st a
noCT0R NAkF p THOMPSON. OFFICE IA
y Monr.esf Hoars tefgeau 81 s1d 81 4
q 8 srd q ?. r. aene-sl prSstsee. 81 u
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E1oR sAlE-A SEsT cosy tlTflE Hosf.
I pes sQd ssA e4l1 ell1s1 - nsi =
esaas ats- ssEest esrk A. = ae-es - e si'-fti
6snGs + cannot - test pfsee Ss<e So asefA
1as A. l51s s.e saf1 ~. DaliA - 80 - ettrk
"a Lasol 4 tf..Rac.l. a ns41lceals hs9SA-
nor sALE~NK HOMESTEAD q \. 4 cog.
L Fo-.a.sis 81 AID ce ess eve. eeeS ~
) So 4 ssksa sa.,n TA NeCofd. Aa1 "a =
= tefy axs2., = AoaN1-st t~
txok sAIE - oNF or TRE FgNEST ACRE
II les1eot lo1s oa 81 Rridge 81 hia eoseEse
snh fFtiit. grapes and k.eFrlsss iarxS hc<zs< ana
nDs atst 80 e SD Tor a. ss8 Aess ih&A cosl
sA-es Eosaire o ; 0sFeea lsa bFiasssa -
pIGHTEES CHOICE BUILDING L0fs on
l. Ne1&Ly-ste. Price. . e. ole-tsH oevL
bsisae< Il eve sAaaal pay uaeat2- kAsb EovAls
4 Co, sooEas - I'D - n laclooEo hiax Css iso
p0R sALE- DAWSON COUNTY BANK, Mt
II NeWcD D2k. ioF rb.1ee G. aiA exeta1es q
lsr fesiasnce worth sa.aJe IA Grand hApsas. Mica
}. {. lstmap. iss
4 WILL ExCHAKeE The FOLLOWING PROP
| erty ~ Mt Vernon -. T.. to-Wsi. TIE UusS1
pofts9E t9Nu sllS hardware store AID ofos&n
stocx. a. eefes land so50lniax town iof si-.es5
" fit q Michigan pfop<r.s ) Z isltA&As n
Vernon. y. T. 10
NOR SALE = OR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
erisi 3sd saw riil. 'sithin miles Of ihe city,
tof saie very cheap t'its ana slooftsn properly
Tor sale Al l0s figures. cooper lblllips rOoln
a. Nidtacomo Block Grsad Rapids Mich. zoi
wow READY-LOTs IL THE SOUTH EAST
Y part Of the cits. iOr sale for sx,a 10 down
aud the balance. J. az iu0fe o. "a. dsy of Sept
Dec March and June al per cent Interest, and
II p4yments are made promptly, interest rel unded
for yeas provin, Loyests biock. opposite
sweess Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

TOR SAIE-A GOOD YOUNG MORSE AN
L lighs top buggy. Address 20 Nesl Broad
way. A1
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

nRuG sTocK FlXfTREs AND FURNITURE
~ IA besg locality od Lansing Tor sale cheap n
y boa ose Lansing. Mich. Iss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

eRAso RAPIDS WEEDS EsoAFluE1 .
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

f{AAfkb 81 SOl ~ LAb1 BoskD II
w = priselr sazniiy keiefeao<e exchanged
Aaa1ess Z 4 80 :. c4se 4eles saasharald isstl
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Uanfed--To Renf.

WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE FOR FAN.
W iiY OF four. long o- short term. rent IN al
vance. Al references. central iocstion preferred
4sddr>sS q 3. ". IS Peari-st fq5ff
yCANTED To REST-MODERN HOUSE OF
" eCr rooms On fhc nil norm o. esifhV
az. mus have good harm. Apply - I00-- 3
Wl6dic5lnb bai ding fe9
WANTED HOUSE VIII 8 R0oNs. NFAE
" center ~ c5fg Rent 70 eti ieft Auseer
naming rert. "a n ". 3. Tslezrs1a- HeFald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

COR sALE-REAL ESTATE BARGAINS: THE
j. large brick house. l20 Sprngst. containing
on each ao0r, safe aud sure investment, paying
20 per cent. will be sold az a bargain: a house
ana two lots, $500. near East-st Also job print
ing at lowest rates by John Bole. 70 Peari-st.,
berkey Block
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

LoR skLk-sFVFRAL SECOND HAND BAR
j Der shop drtsAng csses. a. Eood a. new cheap
fof cash apply 10 John Lslone. sweets Hoiel
Barber shop. q
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

DRIcE LoWERED-THE MODERN BopsK
| az No lsS secOEo-sye. i now offered Al
y J00. ml0i he sold- no - flith-ase thouse and
two lots s2.sse. the me residence al Is Mad
s0n-ave-, s. 500. III RGnsom-st $3.50. and
large number OF smaller places al easy payments.
also 1ne plantation IN Georgia containing 4, 100
acres under fcnce Tor So coo $50 Il 2s0 20 loan.
Iultle Bros. over Arcade.
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For Rent--HOHses.

NOR RENT-A STORE 20 T OTTAwAsT..
i new Aidricn Block EnquiI cot }. Bo.d Pant
lind l-.fF
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

T'Uh "a IE AND FUR KIN he 'IKNINNl
c0rDes OF S. Division and Island 30 rooms IN
al steam heat Pad ana sd stories and basement
with good elevator The furniture. hxturcs and
general outfit OF this first class boarding house for
tale with lease of the premises. Terms easy and
low, 70 sp0nsible party. Apply 10 Norris Il
Norris, 79 lyol-st. i55tf
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q smaller scales II there's money 10 tobacco
for one there d for all The regret l. very gene
raj that our planters did not cultivate more to-
bacon THIS year viii regrets at NOT following .
gnod example be IN order next year. M w.
H. Shelter has resigned the position on Durr's
harm occupied by him and will cultivate a fancy
crop of ten or twelve acres OF tobacco the coming
year on his own place at Concord for the COM
many. Mr. Shelters farm is, undoubtedly, one
OF the best in the county, and his reputation as
thorough. pains,aking grower is second TO none.
and as his seed will be al the very finest selec
tion great hopes are entertained for this crop.
Whatever may be the bright prospects OF next
years tobacco crop, our farmers should DO care
iui and see that they raise good provision crops.
This years tobacco crop has brought good aud
remunentive prices. aud many planters wish they
had put in good acreage. Never risk every
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INFANTuE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child now six years OF age when infant
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GEO. b. SMITH,
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REFERENCE: J. @. Weist Druggist, Ashland. ..
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A recent letter tn Captain p. Houstoun. O,
Tallahassee, from W. T. Withen, the famou,
stock raiser Of Louisville, KY, hss the suhioined
reference to q 6lly sired by Jacinto, the maguin
cent Almont stallion nov owned by Captain 81 .
and on his stock farm near this city:
oily by Jacinto was purchased from INV
son-in-law yesterday by the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company to present TO some ON
cial, that, considering her dam, 10 q most re-
markable ally. She is very handsome-a soli d
dark bay. fne name and tail. and my driver says
showed . three minute clip" on my track tw o
days before the sale. She has the pure Almont
gait and could out trot anything had of same
age. She was only broken to harness this year,
and the third time she was driven on my track
day before yesterdsy-she showed wonder
fully. Her dam is little plug of . mare about
IA, and with no known pedigree. The Ally 10
a three-year-old. 154 good measure, and weighed
900 pounds. She will probably grow to 154
and will make trotter certain If handled, and
l sincerely hope she will be handled by her new
owner regret now that l did not buy the Ally
and send you, as it would have been one OF the
best investments you ever made as . card for
JacintO
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Died, In Centreville, 90 the 4ih inst, ALLk.S
MALoN, aged one year, three mouths and thir
teen days; and on the 14th inst, LESLIE CAMP
BELL, aged six years three months and sixteen
dsys-youngest daughter and son Ut DIR, J. u
and Mra Laura earn.
When Death comes To household Il long
intervals i, 10 sad aud hard TO bear but when bin
visits are made in such quick succession, Il ID
enough to stun the senses and cause the heart q
stand still
Little Alleen, the baby Of the home, and loved
with that tenderness and interest that only an
infant ELECTS is taken from the arms Of the fond
parents and just ten days AFTER. Campbell, the
youngest boy. 80 bright, full Of promise, ID
stricken down.
Ny friends, you have been sorely afflicted, and
human sympathy. however warm and deep u
10 you no recompense. But we can say that we
know hsw 10 feel with you, and suggest that
you do, as we in our sorrow did-go TO God 10
prayer, and there ask the sympathy Of Christ
our Savior
As Christians we believe that life is not q fail
ure because il ends here before attaining mature
growth. Heaven furnishes means for higher
development, fuller maturity, than could ever
be reached in this world. Let us have faith in
COP. r.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June Is, 1887.
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The Supreme Court met, a. provided by law
on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
On Tuesday evening the mem bers of the ba,
heid meeting in the Supreme Court room for
the purpose of drafting resolutions concerning
the death Of the late ex-Assoc late James D.
Westcott The resolutions were read and pre-
sented to the court on wednesday, aud the court
through Justice Raney. responded, after which
1t was ordered that the resolutions be published
and that the court stand adjourn ed until this
morning.
The docket shows 106 cases at the present
term.
The following attor ,eys are 10 attendance
Mr.. 81. 81. Buchanan, Hon. a. Blsbee, Major
". B. Young, Colonel A. W. Cockrell, Mr. j. C.
Cooper, Colonel l. l. Fleming, Colonel Geo.
wheaton Deans Jacksonville.
Hon. Robert W. Davis, Mr.. Campbell c. Coch :
ran, Palatka.
Mr.. ]. 8. White, Hon B. B. Blackwell, Live
Oak
Hon. W. A. Blount, Pensacola
Hon. ]. w. Malone Quincy.
Hon. Carlos W. Stevens, Madison.
Attorneys admitted Campbell c. Cochran
James B. Whitfield
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shidsuoka probably hes the largest cornheld
this season TO be found in Leon county. II ID
two miles and half in length by one mile in
width. The corn 10 already as high as persons
head On hosseback, and the oldest inhabitants
among the colored renters declare they have not
seem such ine crop in twenty years.
The cotton crop is equally promising, though
not quite % large The plants are of good color
and thriving we'll.
Mr.. Il. D. McCulloch. Rev E. Warren Clark
and family, left last Friday for Thorn ssville.
The popular shortcut" to the Northwest is
now by this point Tor soon pW Be >, thereby
avoiding the long and tedious journey around
east or west Mr.. McCulloch goes to Wiscoh-
sin, and Rev. Mr.. Clark goes to Columbia and
Monteagle, Tenn, and to Huntsville, Ala The
famous Monte Sano Hstel at the latter place,
has engaged ProfC. to deliver u dozen illus
trated lectures on travel during the season at
this fashionable aud elegant Saratoga" of the
South.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

1t is the duty of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate re-
lief Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was re-
ported. Such medicine a. the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles
to try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, IS
cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers,
in the United States and Canada.
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